The Light Inside
Jo Clifford, TransPreacherFinding hope in a frightening world
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A hatred of hypocrisy
When it comes to this passage, I always think of those televangelists in their smart suits and polished smiley faces who operate to get money out of their disciples and acolytes.
And I think of some of the New Age teachers that I followed...
Another attack on the established church
I am continually astonished at how savage these attacks are on the religious authorities.
I was taught they were directed against the scribes and Pharisees - Jewish religious leaders-
Which makes them very safe for the established church....
Jesus would hate the Christian Church...
Sorrow and trouble to the churches that are closing….
Sorrow and trouble on the churches with their wordy, empty prayers…
Sorrow and trouble on the churches with their missionaries…
It’s amazing what happens with this, the First Nations...
A letter to my MP
Just to put this in context: my MP is known to be transphobic and so I imagine approves of the EHRC guidance.
Which is why I’m making such efforts to be conciliatory and find common ground between us.
This is the text of my letter:
Tracy...
How I found (and lost) my vocation
When I was 14 or 15, something amazing happened to me.
I was invited to be part of a school play.
And I remember the joy of that first day of rehearsals,
of how suddenly and unexpectedly I felt at home on that stage.
Suddenly, I wasn...
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Playwright, performer, proud father and grandmother. Author of 100+ performed plays.
Pastor Joelle Henneman (she/her) serves as pastor of the United Methodist Church for All People. Her passion for ministry extends the circle of God’s love to include all people. This site offers a transgender view on faith, life, and politics.
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